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Click here to subscribeA pair of Japanese bronze mixed metal and enamel vases, circa 1900, of baluster form each with cushion moulded neck and appllied with yellow and green enamel lozenges to the neck above raised decoration of butterflies and gold and silver coloured flowers insized two character signature marks, 16.5cm high (2)
A Doulton Lambeth silver mounted jug by Eliza Simmance, dated 1877, of tapering cylindrical form and decorated with scrolling acanthus leaves against busily decorated stylised foliate ground, with applied handle (a/f) monogrammed Smmance to base of handle and also Eliza L Hubert, incised ‘785’, 25cm high
A tortoiseshell veneered mother of pearl inlaid four section pocket cigar case, 13cm long, 6.5cm wide, a faux tortoiseshell double sided cigarette case with interior ivory division and gilt silver mounts, London 1940, along with two pieces of tourist ware treen transfer printed ‘Christchurch, High Harrogate’ to a cylindrical lidded pot and ‘Archway, St Leonards’ to a cylindrical lidded hat pin holder (4)
A Victorian sarcophagus shaped tea caddy, rosewood, mother of pearl and silver line inlaid, the hinge lid opening to reveal a two division interior with lids, raised on compressed bun feet, 23cm wide, 14cm high, 15.5cm deep, along with a Regency tea caddy of rectangular form, mahogany, the plain hinge lid revealing a three division interior with liners, 24.5cm wide, 13.5cm high, 12cm deep, and a two division cutlery tray with arched pierced central handle, 31cm long, 22.5cm wide, 11cm high (3)
A Victorian silver letter rack, with palmette leaves to the divisions (one leaf missing), a tendril handle, on ball feet, Birmingham 1847; a pair of george III Old English pattern bright cut table spoons, maker Stephen adams, London 1786; a pair of sugar tongs, makers William Sumner & richard Crossley, circa 1785; another old English pattern dessert spoon, maker Soloman Housham, London 1799 and a Victorian fiddle pattern mustard spoon, maker Josiah Piercy, London 1864. (6)
A Victorian silver cup, campana shaped with closed repoussé foliage and scrolls, with sprays of the symbols of the United Kingdom, inscribed ladies Prize 1861, with initials (possibly for Tennis), gilded inside, having two leaf scroll handles, on a leaf knopped conforming stem foot. 8.25in (21cm). Makers Edward & John Barnard, London 1860. 12.25oz (396gm).
A small Edwardian oval silver three piece tea service, the panelled sides with rococo foliage to the shoulders, above vacant cartouches, the teapot with swan neck spout, ebony finial to the hinged cover and bracket handle, the milk jug and sugar basin with bracket handles. Makers james Dixon & Sons, Sheffield 1901. 20.5oz (666gm) all in.
A pair of silver waiters, in mid eighteenth century style, the centres engraved Ex.dono with the arms of the worshipful Company of Hammerers, the moulded and leaf scroll raised border, on hoof feet. 6.5in (16.5cm). Makers and Retailers Alstone & hallam, London 1906 and 1932. 11oz (358gm). (2)
A George III silver cream jug, the ogee body with a repoussé scene of a farmhouse and a cottage, trees and pheasant and a milkmaid milking a cow, the cartouche with contemporary initials, a bead edge lip and leaf capped scroll handle, on a chased spreading foot. Maker Thomas Shepherd, London 1782.
An Edwardian silver helmet shape cream jug swag engraved with reeded bracket handle makers barnard Bros. London 1902, a George iII oval silver mustard pot with blue glass liner maker John Mewborn london 1800 5.5oz 182g together with an Edwardian paperweight of a silver polar bear cub on a green onyx ice flow. Makers Samson Morden & Co., Chester 1908 (3)
‘The Wildlife Bowl.’ A Limited edition silver bowl by Tessiers of london, No 15/2,000, issued in 1976 and facsimile signatures of leading wildlife artists, with five works of art as applied plaques to the sides, depicting some of the threatened species of wild animals in different parts of the world, comprising; Arabian Opyx by Keith shackelton, Polar Bear by Robert bateman, Cheetah by Peter Scott, Indian rhinoceros by David Shepherd and Tiger by Raymond Ching, standing on a moulded foot. 10.25in (25.25cm) diameter. Maker H. & L. Parsons, London 1976. 44oz (1,436gm).
An Indian colonial circular silver salver with armoured corps inscription a raised bath border on 3 hoof feet 10” 15.5 ins diameter makers hamiltons Calcutta circa 1945 20.25 ins 658g together with a rectangular cedar lined silver cigarette box the lid inscribed chester 1929 (2)
A Continental silver late nineteenth century snuff box, the hinged lid depicting Neptune and attendants in his palace, the front with chinoiserie figures, on an outside staircase, serpentine fluted sides. 3in (7.5cm). Import mark David Bridge, London 1892. 3oz (108gm).
An early nineteenth century china Trade silver soup tureen, the ogee body and cover engraved with the arms of Stewart of Drummin, borders of chased and repoussé foliage, the domed cover with a sunflower head and foliage knop finial, shaped edges, the ends with two cast foliage scroll and turned handles, on cast chase foliage panel feet. 14.5in (37cm). Circa 1820. 103oz (3217gm). Makers mark W.E.,W.E. & W. C. with facsimile London hallmarks for 1810, date letter P. * A dessert basket from the same service is illustrated in the Chait Collection Exhibition 1985, pg 201.
A quantity of silver cutlery, mostly single struck fiddle and shell pattern, comprising: four table spoon and five dessert forks and fiddle thread and shell pattern, comprising: a table fork and four dessert spoons (one modern). Different dates and makers. 29oz (912gm). (14)
A nineteenth century amber glass liqueur decanter, the neck applied prunts and mouldings, a silver neck and silver mounted cork stopper. Makers Aldwinkle & Slater, London hallmark 1885. Mounted with an earlier carved Japanese ivory netsuke of three Karako performing a shishimai dance. 8in (20cm) high overall.
A cut and moulded glass sugar caster, with pierced fret silver bun cover. 6.5in (16.5cm) high. Maker charles Boyton & Sons, Sheffield 1925. Together with a late Victorian silver rectangular pin tray, with repoussé decoration and shaped raised fluted border. 5.25in (13.5cm). Maker L. Bennett, Birmingham 1893. (2)
A late nineteenth century russian silver icon, with painted faces of the Virgin and child, with engraved roses, a scrolling foliage border with calligraphy, the painted panel with old mauve silk backing. 4.5in (11.5cm) x 5.25in (13.5cm). Makers mark A. R., Moscow 1888-99. * Alexander von Solodoff, Russian Gold and Silver lists an A. R. mark (No. 234) as a masterman of Peter Carl Faberge.
An interesting Japanese lacquer box of rectangular form decorated on the silver ground in hiramakie with sprays of camellias and scattered coins, the interior is nashiji and fitted with a hinged zinc tea container, the cover worked with a scene of Chinese dignitaries. 27.5cm x 18.5cm x 14.5cm, late nineteenth century.
A Victorian stationery box, covered in black guilt effect leather with a bone escutcheon, the hinged lid with a silver Royal Crown, the interior partly missing and lined with puckered rust silk. 8.5in (22cm). * By family repute formally the property of Her Majesty Queen Victoria at osborne House, Isle of Wight.
A leather cased silver hunting flask, of cylindrical tapering form, London 1913, 14.5cm; a pair of late Victorian silver and ivory handled pickle forks, possibly by George Unite, Birmingham 1895; two long handled similar; a Victorian silver and ivory handled butter knife, Sheffield 1869; and a plated pickle fork, (7)
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